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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 9171915" data-attributes="member: 83242">To be clear, I didn't start talking about the interiors (that was someone else). I asked you originally if by &quot;boxed set&quot; you were talking about the new slipcase (since it is not a boxed set in the traditional sense) when comparing the interior colors. As far as I can see you never clarified that question specifically (though I may have missed it). However, from context of your other responses, I can see that you did mean the slipcase when you said boxed set.So follow up question: what, in your mind, is important about the interior graphic design being different between the original and the new books? To be transparent: I skipped 2e planescape (like a lot of people) and one of the reasons I did was because of the interior graphic design and art (not to mention the Cant). But I had that issue with most 2e products, not just Planescape.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 9171915, member: 83242"] To be clear, I didn't start talking about the interiors (that was someone else). I asked you originally if by "boxed set" you were talking about the new slipcase (since it is not a boxed set in the traditional sense) when comparing the interior colors. As far as I can see you never clarified that question specifically (though I may have missed it). However, from context of your other responses, I can see that you did mean the slipcase when you said boxed set. So follow up question: what, in your mind, is important about the interior graphic design being different between the original and the new books? To be transparent: I skipped 2e planescape (like a lot of people) and one of the reasons I did was because of the interior graphic design and art (not to mention the Cant). But I had that issue with most 2e products, not just Planescape. [/QUOTE]

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